By Matt Taibbi, via SubStack Whether it’s CNBC telling us what issues mattered to the young in the presidential election, or Yahoo! Finance telling us the big winners in the 2020 election were “young people
“We have borrowed so much that I’m skeptical that three to five years out that equities will give us any kind of return.” — Stanley Druckenmiller (yesterday) Many valuation metrics
Jay Powell better not be printing "only" $120B per month… The government just borrowed $760B in May alone! Second largest net issuance of Treasuries in history. It dwarfed the Fed's
Reluctant Preppers, Released on 4/10/20 Nick Barisheff, author of “$10,000 Gold” and CEO of Bullion Management Group (BMG-Group.com,) returns to Liberty and Finance / Reluctant Preppers to report on his
Why the sudden record gun buying in America? Investment advisor and former Assistant Secretary of Housing Catherine Austin Fitts says, “They understand that the rule of law is steadily being
by Washington_Nationals What are repo operations? Typically, banks lend to each other, in overnight loans. Banks have capital requirements, meaning they have to keep a certain amount of money to
Authored by Adam Taggart via PeakProsperity.com, The laws of physics are governed by cause and effect. But there can exist a time lag between the two. For instance: Note how
"In fact, all of Asia– this isn't just China, but all of Asia has borrowed against the next 30 years to finance the last 10 years. That's a problem." –
by John Ward When an econo-financial world based on never-ending credit meets the reality of suspicion about inability to repay debt, all bets are off. Last week saw the end of
BOTTOM LINE – U.S. corporate borrowing is on track to exceed last year’s record. But the debt binge is financing stock buybacks instead of productive investment. bloom.bg/2OK2BRl
by Pamela Williams Montgomery is in poor health. He suffered a brain aneurysm and a related multi-infarct stroke on May 12, 2014. He suffered both a hemorrhagic stroke (caused by
What else is built into this TRILLION dollars of auto debt? Well, with a bubble there’s always more. Click ‘play’ to see what we see…
